HeyJaredElizabeth Peavey
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My houseplants, who repeatedly heard this question last winter, just shrugged. Who could tell the difference? True. My not-employed self looks suspiciously like my employed one: lots of staring out the window, talking out loud and frantically scribbling. Additionally, I’d decided to start drawing Social Security before this administration yanks it. (No gruel for you! The country needs that money for pool paint and testosterone supplements!) So, a few months of downtime during my move from exile
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There’s been a long-running dispute among literary types about which two words in the English language sound most beautiful together. It purportedly started with Wordsworth claiming they were “summer afternoon,” but anyone reading these words during one of our global-warming-induced July infernos might beg to differ. Tolkien said that, in terms of euphony, they are “cellar door.” Hannibal Lecter might agree, but for me there is no sweeter sound than two words that have recently come into my lexi
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When you start your day by having a giant needle stabbed into your butt, it’s reasonable to think – or at least hope – things might improve from there. OK, before we get too far ahead of ourselves, and in the name of journalistic integrity, which I value above all else (except a good story), I must confess the needle wasn’t exactly giant. Instead, it was a run-of-the-mill three inches. This jab of lidocaine was to see if the persistent pain my tendinitis and tendinopathy have been causing since
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